Sure, why wouldn’t there be a Jane Austen RPG that uses gossip as a weapon?
by Kirsten Reach

“We want to bring women’s fantasies into video games,” said the game’s creator, Judy L. Tyrer, in an interview with Co.Create. “And I can’t think of a more commonly held fantasy than Mr. Darcy. We want to bring you Colin Firth in a wet shirt.”
Characters have varying levels of traits like kindness, happiness, or duty. In a promotional video, Tyrer explains, “Instead of kill or be killed, it’s invite or be invited.” The game will eventually introduce locations like Brighton and Bath.

Readers can customize the background color on their iPhones or iPads. The developer says it’s “the first endless runner game to include an entire novel,” and it holds your place in the book each time you die.
I suppose it’s a good solution if you need to reread all of Pride & Prejudice really, really fast.
Kirsten Reach is an editor at Melville House.
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